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Lots around meDid they have a good hatch?
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Post by: oldleclercrd on June 17, 2015, 06:13:37 AM
I have been seeing a ton of turkey, quail and grouse chicks lately. What storms are you talking about oldlec?
It just seemed like it was perfect weather for a good hatch and until end of May, then NE Wa got pounded by rain in a few diff storms. I figured it killed everything off. Good to hear that's not the case everywhere.
Post by: DOUBLELUNG on June 17, 2015, 08:20:50 AM
Post by: Jonathan_S on June 17, 2015, 08:28:19 AM
I have been seeing a ton of turkey, quail and grouse chicks lately. What storms are you talking about oldlec?
It just seemed like it was perfect weather for a good hatch and until end of May, then NE Wa got pounded by rain in a few diff storms. I figured it killed everything off. Good to hear that's not the case everywhere.
Yeah I hate it when that first batch of grouse chicks get rained out. That first brood makes the biggest difference :twocents:
Turkey poults are a lot tougher than grouse chicks that I've noticed. I did see a few hens with 6+ poults in your neck of the woods oldleclercrd. Not that it guarantees anything but usually it's all or nothing.
Post by: oldleclercrd on June 17, 2015, 10:51:19 AM
I have been seeing a ton of turkey, quail and grouse chicks lately. What storms are you talking about oldlec?
It just seemed like it was perfect weather for a good hatch and until end of May, then NE Wa got pounded by rain in a few diff storms. I figured it killed everything off. Good to hear that's not the case everywhere.
Yeah I hate it when that first batch of grouse chicks get rained out. That first brood makes the biggest difference :twocents:
Turkey poults are a lot tougher than grouse chicks that I've noticed. I did see a few hens with 6+ poults in your neck of the woods oldleclercrd. Not that it guarantees anything but usually it's all or nothing.
Awesome Jon. Only time will tell I guess.
Post by: Jonathan_S on June 17, 2015, 10:54:20 AM
Compared to elsewhere in the state I'd say the poults in 117, 121, 113, 105 etc are a little bit later than those in the warmer GMUs. Most of the ones by me in Spokane are much younger than those pictured
Post by: oldleclercrd on June 17, 2015, 09:05:43 PM
:tup: yup
Compared to elsewhere in the state I'd say the poults in 117, 121, 113, 105 etc are a little bit later than those in the warmer GMUs. Most of the ones by me in Spokane are much younger than those pictured
Your probably right..
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Post by: Sumpnneedskillin on July 17, 2015, 10:09:34 AM
Along those same lines seen lots of quail chicks but very very few pheasant chicks.
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